Penguatan jumantik di Patukan, Gamping, Sleman

Abstract

Dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF) is a disease caused by the dengue virus that is transmitted through the Aedes aegypti mosquito intermediary vector. The DHF control program that has involved the community, one of which is forming a cadre of larvae or jumantik monitors to help monitor the Aedes aegypti mosquito population in their respective environments. Based on the results of discussions with partners, the problem of partners at the moment is that jumantik's existing performance is still not satisfactory because the village of patuk is still an endemic area of DHF, ABJ which is still below 95%. Jumantik's ability to explain and understand citizens about DHF is still very minimal. In this PPM activity the problem solving will be agreed upon together with partners is training on DHF, how to control the cadre of jumantik and residents. Training on tasks and reporting of jumantik work in each RT. The practice of task implementation and jumantik task reporting in each RT. Monitoring and evaluating the implementation of jumantik tasks in each RT. The expected targets and outputs are to create a healthy society free from DHF and to realize an active, skilled and cooperative jumantik who is able to carry out her duties properly. The process of community service runs smoothly and based on the results of measurements between the level of knowledge and performance of jumantik before and after the training shows a significant difference where the knowledge and performance after the training gets better.